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TEE WOMAN WHo SUED MR& GARSisin--Thank-
ful Tanner, q notorious old woman living IN the
slums Of cleveland. Ohio, died Monday from cold
by pair Of horses drawing the Garneid csrrisge.
she was not injured 70 any extent, and Mn ear.
held presented her with o handsome sum, but not
Gsrnsld for 10000 Tho woman had been knoWn
as prOcuress for many yeARA She Was ct one
time wealthy, but she invested her money IN real
trtckefy OF her g nt, all her savings were lost
She wae nearly seventy yeAn Old, and has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
cHANcERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND-A-HALf AND SIXTH SHEETS soUTH.
WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND COAL
fYoAL AND KINpLING WOOD.
complete sssortment Of all the best GRADES Of Goa,
now on hand and Arriving constantly We offer il Tor
sale Ut lowest market rstes
NOw 40 ihE TIME TO BUY
AZ kanas VI Wood sawed and split or in the stick
STEPHENSON BRO.
Mil and Depot. 9TH ST. wharf
ofhces-419 10th IT. nw.;s e cor Penn ave-
TrYou WANT THE
BEST FUEL SOLD
], the District at far prices csnp,
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Who supply more families with
COAL. COKE. AND WOOD
Than any firm in the United states
whsrves. Depot aud hsllroad lard l2th and Water
Main once: 1909 s.nw.
Branch Ohces: 1918 9TH ST. NV. 1140 Pennsylvs-
and Wster sta. s.w, Alb 10th st. NV.
connection with main ONCE by telephone y:so
" BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE-
tail dealer in Coke, Coal aud Wood Complete
iscintes, bottom prices full weight aud measure
Large cargoes direct from tie mines by rail and water
aud free from impurities The celebrated lee" White
Ash aud .Lorberry" Red Ash Goals specially. Win
government contract in the District. Send in your
orcerA Cheap for cash. Main Once lth ST aud
X ave. Branch oflces-5ll A ST. u. Q. and cor. 9th
and su. NV. jy2s-3Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

SUR AsAISsr GOULD WIrHDRAwN.-The sui
etnn.t Jay Gould by Stoop a kens, OF Amsterdam,
Ho4land, aOlders OF Kansas Pacific bonds, took on
sen phase In New YORK yesterday afternoon
When MI. Dsl4ncey the plaintiffs attorney, re-
c-iNei eaoirSrAm from his clients with orders 70
ui>sCh'Ihue The action Mr.. De,ancey al once noti-
ned sahhefloei, Green a CumminA NJ. Gould'S
iAnysfs, oL BIS inst retion, and they notified Dis
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MEDICAL, &c.


7 AIDES WHO REQUIRE HE SERVICES OF AN
Ok WILSON, lbs Park piso. bet ana spd
llth aud Eth ats ne Ladies only. ols-2w.
IL The Oldest Est.blished and only Reliable Ladies,
Physician in the city,
can be consulted Daily. 4o4 st. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment. Correspondence ana consulta.
n.n strictly confidential separate rooms for sdieA
omce Always open. oz6-6ts
nR. ANDMME sEIDEN. LADIES' PHYSICIANS
~ Estso ished 1855, sklifui trcatuent for ali se.
Ca complaints. Advice free aud confidential all
homS ofiace 300 9th ST. NV, os-lst'
II FAD AND BE wIsE-pR. BROTHERS. 9Oo e
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city
Of men and furnish medicine. or no charge consuits
tion and advice free At hour during The day. sub
Dt.sist :! CoiuH6ia' lhis % day Of july. lsos
~ Established 1855. skilifu treatment for al q re-
Sisl complaints Advice tree and confidential az y.
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTkADICTED THAT
i Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest established advertls-
ing ladies' Physician IN thus city Ladies', you
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar 70
ladies married or single Forty years experience
olO-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
tNA or two Of Dr.. BROTHERS, Invisorating Cordial
All cure any Of nervous debility and loss of
power II nnparts visor to the whole system; 900
NINE DE FOREST, LoN0-EsTABLIsHED AND
Vl reliable ladies' Physician be consulted daily
It her residence s9l 4 81 L. w. Once hours from
10 y y. M with esonly. s.sg-lm'
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ standard remedy for all blood diseases causing
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
BIZ S5bb so Srh ~ sr ss cure.
R II Sent Ss sealed q S FSs
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LADIES,
webos 10 call your attention 30 the ave following
reasons why Jon should BY this corset I'm prefesos
to all other. None Of the ave advantages have svss
Thousands Of voluntary testimonials from i.aies vhs
have vorn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

B0ston and Maine ofscisls claim that Gov.
Sawyer's veto o. the Haxen bill was not constitu-
Kx,speaker Of Assembly Hitchman va m.
charged from Bellevue Hospital New York last
insane ssyiun Friends took the s1-spasisS
Tho Britain Steamer salon ID in quarantine NJ
s scvsnnahs os- visA sAsss easss q 'suailpo1 On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

AaIoo Thompson, a canal boatman who died az
Florida, Olio, Monday, had long suspected his
vile OF lhndeitJ, but not being certain refraiped
IIOin sreklhs "a usofce or making the matter
PUBLIC. just before he died. however, Thom pson
said bis vile was Infatuated with a young boat
BEEN taking medicine for Stomach Trouble Tor
some tlme, Lately the medicine tasted oueeriy
and made him sick, and he believed his wife had
PisoEee LIN 70 get him out VI the way DR.
Means tne coroner held an i-quesf and found
arsenic In the stomach OF the dsceassd The
woman has been arrested A"S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

IT'S Grand Single Number Drawings take place
monthly, and the Semi Annual Drawings regularly
every SIX months (June and December).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12


BALDWIN Ashsr Fss,dsges a a. ssty e rHdak
widow. Of the lase Henry Baldwin, in hsr ssssnivS
FSnsrsi from No. 1918 srsss northwst on Mee-
day the In a i !, ss4p-a fnsoos@ ne :S
CLARK suddenly, Of hssrs disee.s on Ftsd.y. Ieb-
Edwsrd ClarE. and eidsst daagha~ q RAltsn 4
Funeral services on Sunday. l3th inst. e o'clock
pm, 1t 4th Street n, T. ChIrch- Interment q Ogp-
eressional cemetery. Friends andreistve rsspsceoAv
invited 20 attend
cRONBAUaH soaaeH'y, rsssy,Z IL 1881 Tszs 8
n the twenty third year Of Ter sga
Funerai Win take place Sunday ct O'Clock pm, 6
her mothers reside3cs Cansl rod shove 0sorsseOvn
.; cg1.5%ySa q EsssSS 5 fsa e
daughter Of Mrs.. Martin JeffogAoa-
Her suffering ended with ths day,
Yet lived she ct IL cloee;
She pSs: :sas sssS sss &C.. .ts:.s n"ns"s
Funeral vin take place from shs D. Augus1nsS
church sunday Ct . o,cAock r.R Hkasnds Bs EuUsc6
GOODMAN. On Friday. Ies.o.g llsA, lss7. e Gao
Z m, Of conEestaon Of ths lm1A nosA. yosnssss
funersl service win be held & - Fesadsnos LEO
-Four -and-s-h half street southwest MONDAY Februnry
IL q O'Clock ff1snds q ths &Andly Invited 70 e
Rs sHPSM5G r. .s On y - 80 Nh 100 1ssS
eyed yearA. month nd I'D dan
Funeral from hts pareuta reshdenos. 13l6 Z s1rese
soufbe.t. Sunday, Feb. Ii. = 3 O'CLOCK
wHITAKER o. Fs6srdU llth. 1857, IN Pr.nss
iasiRE z s ss:i' s:s;: =
xoses e ss,aniAa.nnSa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
GLAD TO RETURN TO WORK.
Ane New York Strikers Eagerly Seek
ing their Old Places.

NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-Follow1ng the declaration
VI Dlstr1ct Assembly 40, OF the Knights OF Labor,
.na1 the strike was on there was general rush OF
ION and freight handlers along the
MnoIe river front to get back to work. At some of
oe piers along the East river the strikers had not
SuSn waited Tor the order from headquarters, but
could make AZ earir aS six oclock this morniny
ganss OF strikers were around the piers watt
lug 10 catch the foremen and superintendent as
cas- cases the strikers slipped on the docks among
me tne non-union men or over the bulkheads or
enniougn The side entrances. At the Maine Steam
snip companys PIERS Agent Hall said he had got
an JUS OLD hands back, and 25 outsiders were there
s aaso Mnom he could not find employment for. AT
.ne Ciyqe, Mallory and Ward piers also many Of
ele olu hands had found their way back, but In no
instance We're they recognized as uniOn1sts. BY
Mohuay IL Is expected that the business Of the
seeamshlp companies will be proceeding as evenly
as before the strike
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TALK ABOUT THE PENSION VETO.
An Impression Thsss the Ein Cannes
Receive the Requisite TWo-Thfras
Vote 20 Become q law.


Though the bin passed the House with more
than a two-thirls vote, ths Presidents veto mes
sage, sent 20 Congress Yesterday, has met with
members and some ! republicans approve
OF It The general impression seems 70
prevail that the bill car.not be passed over the
Veto such q motion would receive but a small
democratic vote. several OF the formerly strong
advocates OF the bin say, after reading the mes.
sage, that perhaps the President Is right and thas
suS Sn iu NJ examination they ind that t Was
put u. upon H. they VIII neg vote TO override ths
southern members are unoualifed I'm their m.
prevail OF the Seto and declare that IL viii SECURE
70 MI Cleveland The vote ~ southern delegates "a
nation.
Mr.. Crisp SAYS that, however the veto may be n.
celsed In The north AT nfst after t has been given
with universal approval
Mr.. Warner, OF ohio, SAYS that the principle a
the OH as whole was vicious, and Il cannot be
passed through the House over the veto. A bill
making provision for depeodent mothers Of soldiera
who 1el In battle, such as Is contained In the nrst
part OF the bill Ire thinks.couid pass and ought g
be and would be signed. He says that the Mexz-
can pension bin, however. contained fasca Of the
same principle and the ftesdents position would
MI. Murphy says the PRESIDENT may be right.
he don't quite Know yet He is inclined 20 think
ing ths surplus among the people than by giving
IL 10 all the soldiers. Heis In doubt as 20 how he
would vote again upon ths bill
MI. Muller says he likes.the veto very well
MI. Hatch, OF Missouri, says the message e q
NeEy me state paper, and deals with question OF
Sllai importance. He is not yet prepared 70 ssy
now ne VIII vote when the bill comes up again
MT Anderson, OF Ohio says he thinks the Presd.
dents position Is strong. lie Is inclined 20 think
that the form o. the bill; was Vicious and that it
dld NOT 90 what it was designed TO do. He thinks
sne people are always glad 20 provide for their
ordNe soldiers, Out DO not.want 70 include skulks
cowarus and camp-followcrs and men who enlisted
ana camped on In the iiel;is near home
about IL. 49,
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Name.
}. | o. s:ooII
WashinRton stock Exchanpe.

The f9llowing change. from yesterdays quotations
Y. & a eonpons, l2sH ed. 1888 asked
p G; per mps o. 1891. coin, 10S bid. ifo3 asked
iaaS I 1Ssss e sos u BID
ssEsd a.sso s Ga nd sSA Sd
politana ON Insurance 62 bid N9tionL Union 5n,qE
Potomac Insurance. SO bid: Rank Of Washing-
ton 200 bid; Columbia Nstional Bank. ITO bid.
III asked Farmers' and Mechantcs' Bank, George.
town. 100 bid. 1853 aaked- Real Estate Title n.
ssaIsances joy bid. 12O asked Penn. Tel Co, AZ
S4k bid SO asked. q. 8. Electric Light es ssksd
Lat mortsage bonds. 82A hid 65 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
THE ONE AND TwO.DOLLAR NOTES.
DID the President Instruct Secretary
MAnninge
oosEl1crMa srArrrEN1s Apor, ,ar x..rr..

The meeting Of democrats OF the House to take
scaon With relation to Secretary Manning's reply
10 the Weaver resolution, the announcement Of
which was frst made in TIM STAR. WA held At the
Riggs house last sunday. There were present
speaker Carlisle and Messrs. Morrison, Mills.
"eaSer, Warner and wilkins. Instead OF drawing
up aftlcies OF impeachment against MI. Manning,
Is nao oeen suggested, Speaker Carlisle was APP
pointed committee OF one consult with the Pres
ident and to arrange for hearing on the subject
Ior inc other gentlemen, It necessary. It was sub
sequentV decided to be unnecessary for the others
70 walt on the President as the Speakers confer
ence VIII MIN was perfectly satisfactory. Repre-
sehtatEe weaver said yesterday afternoon that
he had directed Secretary Manning to obey the
law concerning 81 and 81 United states notes, and
20 issue tne same; that the order was emphatic
anu was gwen to Mr.. Manning orally, but would
oe reduced to writing and delivered TO the Secre-
'a a. f ne o Wh;ts uo,,.o
the Secretary"
MI. Manning said last evening that nothing had
subject.
SPEAKER CARLISLE AFFIRMs
Speaker Carlisle vouches for the truth OF the
statement concerning the order OF the President
10 secretary Manning and says he is informed that
MT Manning did not authorize the denial OF It;
tnat the reporter saw only his private secretary.
THE DENIAL WAS REITERATED
at the Treasury department to-day that the Presi-
cation to the Secretary tn>relation to the reissue
OF one and two dollar U. s. notes.
treasurer Jordan had conference with the
to Mr.. Jordan's tenure OF office as treasurer, and
nao nothing to do with the disputed financial
1t was also stated at the White House that there
mad Deen no change In the situation about the dis
puteo question since the denial last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
The Late John r.. Norris.


IN RESPECT TO HIS MEMORY.
This afternoon there was a largely attended
meeting OF the members OF the bar and the Raj
association In the old Circuit Court room at the
court house, to take action In respect TO the men,
CRY OF the late John L. Norris
Col j. G.. Payne presided, with MI. c. C. Elliott
as secretary.
Mr.. Dayidge, from the committee appointed at
the meeting on Monday lest, reported resolutions:
That IN the death OF John f. Norris we have been
deprived or an able and eloquent lawyer and ad-
yocate, an erudite scholar and brother OF Whose
high sense OF honor, love Of TRUTH fidelity TO duty
and spotleSs purity OF character we cherish the
most anectionate remem france; that we tender
the family OF the deceased our heartfelt sympa-
thieS"
The resolutions also prostde that the chairman
lay the resolutions before the Supreme Court and
the secretary send copy 80 the family.
Mr.; Davidge, In presenting the resolutions, made
feeling address, In which he spoke OF his long in
ttmacy with the deceased-over forty years.
Addresses were also MAGE by Messrs Enoch Tot.
ten, w. L. Mattingly and others, and the resolu-
tons were adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

SECRETARY AAnnNGs BANK.-The proposed Wes-
tern National bank has not yet been chartered
and it may be regarded az safe prediction that
it will not be until after Secretary Manning has
retired from the cabinet The legal organization
OF the bank Will require an Onlctal &c
ton by the President OF the bank and
such act would render Xr. Manning at once In
eligible TO continue his duties a. Secretary or the
Treasury. SO that the Organization OF the bank
and the retirement OF the Secretary are Dependant
upon each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
The Texas Outrage Investigation.

ARRIVAL OF SIXTEEN WITNESSES, ALL CoLoRKD.
Sixteen Texas witnesses Tor the outrage invests-
CATION arrived this morn ing and reported 70 Ser.
geant-at-Arms Canaday. Nine OF them are COL
ored men, All are for 1.-THE prosecution, Moro
viii arrive this evening. sixty witnesses in an arr
eXpected-thirty for each side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

IP You WOULD stop that cough before . deuel-
ops into q serious lung or throat disease use 6
once DR.. ID. Jayne's Expeciorant, which prom0t0
expectoratiOn, keeps down Inflammation and 10
colds and win be found good remedy SW csou1
and whoOping cough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
To BE Prepared for War.
The Boston Slfect Car Strike.
TIE COMPANY AGAIN ATTEMPT TO RUN CARS WITT
POLICE PROTECTION.

BOSTON, Feb 12.-The strike On the Cambridge
railroad was broken in a small degree to-day by
the company starting a car for Boston, which
was the usual number OF strikers and outsiders
along the route, who vocferously yelled at the new
men. 1t Is expected that other cars will be sent
out to-day in succession, as the company claim to
have large number Of men engaged. On the
South Boston road cars were started this morning
at intervals OF eight minutes. They were greeted
with 1eers and yells on the route, but subjected
to no other Interference. A large force OF police
are scattered along the various streets traversed
by the cars. The cars on the South Boston road
were each accompanied by six policemen. The
South Boston company propose to run cars to-
night II police protection shall be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement on the
third page 81 the very advantageous clubbing ar.
rangement offered 70 subscribers OF TEE WEEKLY
0fAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
Love and ChlOrOfOrm.


THE SUICIDE ON CORoORAN STREET.
Coroner Patterson examined into the case OF An.
ME Crambaugh, the servant girl who killed herself
at Mrs A. s. FOx's residence, 1920 Corcoran street.
yesterday, as stated elsewhere in TIE STAR, and
decided not to hold an inquest. The young woman,
it is stated, has been receiving the attentions OF
married man, and her trouble was q love trouble
Recovering From An Ugly Wound.
REMARKABLE CASE OF THE APPRENTICE WHO WAS
INJURED ON BOARD THE ESSEX.
A letter from Singapore, dated December 9th,
says: The men wounded by the torpedo accident
on the United States steamer Essex on December
I4th, and who were sent for treatment to the
English hospital on shore here, are doing
very well. Hammond, the only one who
is dangerously wounded, Is gaining in
strength, and the hope is now INDUCED that he
will live. II he does survive his injury his case
will be q remarkable one. A fragment supposed
to be OF metal from the base OF the tOrpedo can
fractured his skull at the temple and lodged In the
BRAIN where II still remains For day or two after
the accident he was unconscious, his pulse fell to
a per minute, and small quantity of brain sub
stance OoZed from the wound. Hts death was
hourly expected. But now, after the lapse OF two
weeks, he is perfectly conscious, eats and sleeps
well, and complains only OF slight headache at
times. The weather Is not extremely warm the
best attention is given him at the hospital and
the medical attendants now hope that the drag
ment in his brain may become encysted and that
he may finally recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
"a Hopeless Minority.,,

LONDON, Feb. R.-The Times, commenting on
the vote on Mr. Parnel's amendment to the ad-
dress IN reply to the queens speech, says: "The
showing that they are in o hopeless minority"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
To Succeed Justice Ache.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb 12-Gov. Scales last night
appointed Hon. j. j. Davis, OF Franklin county, to
the place on the supreme court bench made vacant
by the death of Associate Justice Ashe Mr. Davis
was member OF the Forty fourth and Forty fifth
Congresses from this district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
A Rerlin tuotel v1u,n;mr.

NEW YORK, Feb. lathe American exchange in
Europe has received cable from its Berlin
agency that the Hotel Continental in that city is
enveioped in flames. The fire is raging through
OUT the building. Great excitement prevails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
MARRIED..

THOMSON-RAY.. In the New Yoth AveuuAprsuby-
terian chRrch On tebrnsry 1852. by The hsv, Dr
esq, Of Forest Glen, Moptgomezy county. IA. .,
LEWIS B. THOMSON, 81 tia city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

GOVERNMENT DIRECTOR or rHR o. p. R RlThe
President to-day appointed A. c. Haskell, OF co.
lumbia, 6. c., to be government director OF the
Union Pacific Railway company, vice Edward p.
Alexander, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
The Disabled steamer i'm Port.

LONDON, Feb. 12.-The National line steamer
Holland from London for New York, which was
reported yesterday as returning to Queenstown
with the loss OF her propeller, towed past Kin
sale this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

BERLIN, Feb 16.-The Eolnfsche Zeitung says:
III ~ Is nonsense TO suppose that Germany would
MT finger TO restore The temporal power to the
pope Cardinal Jacobini only meant to intimate
mat reconciliation between the pope and King
Humoert might be effected by the mediation or
Germany"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

ARMY ORDxRs.-Wm. p. Chambliss having been
reappointed major Of cavalry, IL placed ON the
retired list with that rank nom Dec. "a, ls6a
Infantry, to duty at the Virginia AGRICULTURAL md
Mechanical college, 10 revoked. The leave Of First
Lieut. Robert 81. Young. Fourth Infantry, extend
Chaplain O. J. Mare has been exten0ed ok months
tor disability. Capt Geo. NcCreery, assistant sur.
geOu, granted one months leave with permission
TO apply for months extension Private VIM.
McEefh, Second artillery, rettred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

RAN01 or rnB THExMonufxA-The fullOWsnc
were the readtn9s @ the mgnal once to-day: &
m, SO; Z am, ~; II an, 50: Am. al; maxi-
mum, ~; minimum, a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12
FOR SAIE-TOTS
EoR sALE-EAsT HALF OF SQUARE 1887

nor SALE-EAST HALF OF SQUARE 1887.
Eront.ss On On Nth st east ass feet
St Isl feet
5sss 1is III "a ,sss:: feet
Frontage on 10th ct. SO feet inches
Ios.i isont5ss re- @SEins 80 lots Of Z fee.
s. Of one Of At ns in the
soTAKE 1896 Orig. lots s Is ,' Is and 1s-14,s75
SEsT SAng sa seUAR BE- ;uss fes7
j ssPisss on ss SasJ : $sISs
dssR MAF sS .es Rsand
g" e. r. 1885 ns;S5so'
About IS 600 feet in all Good alleys Very desir-
'S esn eS BE- hsd !. sr016a bargain.
ja29-13t ' A. 100 st. NV.
sassepiiss 81 H haeR1 sSSAEE
FFTSnssss ON St st north north rs fst
pj ;sss'iss cHAs 4 i45 Sf ! q Nv.
F0R sALE.LoTs ON colombia HEIGHTS.
lots on cslamSia Heights. 18th 4sc !.
Meridian NJ Hill 5th st. extended. 35c
Bo Bot G Gesd Saa essa1
s spmns5 St si., Howard and $Ss
Tsss On t 1$sS St east near cars
g d1Saaa SRd
low 1905 F st. NV.
F3R sn sALE Eff LOT. SOUTH FRONT, NEAR
n Lot Lot BsSsss SsI SS e Ms:
sne I Lots 1t st. near DnpEnt Circle lss59 eaeh
hne Lot, New Hampshire ave.. near Dupont Circle,
d Ar Lot, Connecticut ave.. near Dupon. Circle,
fine E ES PSgg9nt 10 2o.sS f Ss
3 hne Lott, st.. near 18th. 1870 to alley.
tine Lot xpps 1Re I2HES ~ esi 4h 81. NV
%i j. s IT, 1ssa North
.aes. '''' '"' balance IS
some choice blocks Of ground in this locality where
IL Ts I as
09a sanss nf g E haa co. st.
cents; This properly adjoins the Twining school
market and street cars Terms easy NJ D. BRAi,
NARD. Pacific building. ja31-2w
9sI sAhE1TM ~. I, VERY
II, III - n, at prices which make them most
SaS
hl lots Lots now Offering in the present
Lanier Heights Washington Heights. Meridian Hill,
are the most desirable properties tor investment
or likely hereafter for considerable time to be
offered in this market have lots in all these sub
tor sale 2wfs' %sfhet Srfs.
EOR sALE-CORNER LOT, CONTAINING 81, 45O
y teet, located near terminus of l4th st. cars ex-
tended 100 feet on 14th st. 90 feet Park ST. and
14O feet on Sheridan ave.. Soc per foot Easy terms
j. X. HEREFORD,
ja27-1m 1423h + st.
INOR SALE-VALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
ner property. viz Of lot square 243 5000 feet
and WIDE parkinSl bounded by Vermont ave. Iowa cir
Gle and 18th and SITS The lot, 24xlOO
and the large substantially built adjoining house with
It's lot 26x1OO, will be sold. together separately
Apply to owner. 1903 n st. d4-3m